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TOPIC: What up with all the overweight men

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User Details are only visible to members.	OMG! Alex, ummm shit! Yeah, hi, any chance you'd be willing to meet half way? :) Welcome to the forum! Opened our private pictures for you!
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User Details are only visible to members.	Alex - first, welcome to the fora. Second - damn, nice cuts!
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User Details are only visible to members.	Interesting group forum, but no locals.. Darn. Alex
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User Details are only visible to members.	haha thanks itsbeen20yrs!
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User Details are only visible to members.	NJ - might have been 'roided up and that was the problem down below? Hell, how do I know, I just know I feel so much better about myself and like I said to Lost on another post, people that just feel good in their own skin are the sexiest people!
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User Details are only visible to members.	Jacked up dudes are hot, totally dig them, steroids not so much ;).
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User Details are only visible to members.	I'd say 85% of the couples I've met, the hubby is in good shape. The other 15%-ish are normal/a few extra pounds but not obese. The first 3-4 couples I met off CL, the husbands were freaking JACKED. I'm talking biceps as big as my head and six pack abs. Pretty sure they were all on roids and I actually started to think that there was some correlation between roids and wife sharing in the beginning.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Mercury - excuse my lack of manners, welcome to the fora, you "health nuts" you! LOL
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User Details are only visible to members.	Clayhill - awesome work! It helped me a bunch when I stopped thinking of it as "dieting" and made it a way of life. Great job!
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User Details are only visible to members.	Clayhill, that's awesome! Great work! The most exciting thing in what you posted was seeing how proud you are of what you CAN do. You've clearly made strides in size, pounds, etc, but the best part is your confidence is clearly boosted! Kudos to you! No one is perfect, but only you can cause the change you want to see in yourself. Hard work does pay off...and it becomes a lifestyle! I love living healthier and am proud to have a husband who enjoys it as well. If it weren't for him, I wouldn't know as much as I do now about weight lifting and nutrition. We motivate each other and love to workout. Some people view us as "health freaks" or obsessed, but it's nothing of the sort. Everyone should strive to be healthy. Going beyond that is just a hobby for us. Regarding the original topic, it only makes sense that with obesity levels sitting as they are in this country, that would also be reflected in this lifestyle. But when it comes down to it.... talking physical or non-physical traits/personalities, it's not a matter of arrogance... comfort and compatibility are important and some people are pickier than others. You may not have as many options as you'd like, but all you can do is focus on the positive... and rant a little as needed. ;)
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